This year, December 31. Let us launch some rockets and hail probe!
Shall I admit that I've been going to bed at 9 PM on December 31 since 2006?
Yeah, I neither like fireworks nor booze.
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Shall I admit that I've been going to bed at 9 PM on December 31 since 2006?
Yeah, I neither like fireworks nor booze.
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I love fireworks!
One year, I had been firing rockets for 3 hours on new year with a friend, firing off lots of stuff bought for the previous years without a chance to ignite them.
Its like KSP, just better. :lol:
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Thanks Izack, but please remember that there's [ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asocial"]a difference[/ame] between asocial and antisocial. I'm the former, not the latter.
I do realize the importance of social skills (especially when getting a job); I just don't want to have a face-to-face conversation and have it delve into topics like the details of someone's personal life, or a television program/movie/video game that I will never care about.
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I realize the importance of defending my country, I just don't want to pull a trigger.
That's how that sounds to me. It's mandatory.
And I'm too militaristic.
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Well, you can always pull a pin, light a fuse, push a button, turn a key... There are so many creative ways to do it.:thumbup:
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Like this?:lol:
Izack
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I know, was only mimicking those who don't. I'm asocial as well. It would seem many here are.
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It's necessary, TARS.
Being French, I just couldn't stop laughing :rofl:
The thing is that there still is that british accent to the French there
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I'm going to get Ace Combat 5 soon.
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and I just got it from the mailbox. Going to play it later.
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and I just got it from the mailbox. Going to play it later.
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:blink: GIMMEGIMMEGIMME!!!!!!
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Huh?
It's just a conductive paste, been there since forever.
MaverickSawyer
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:hmm: does it stick to glass?
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I wish we had rail-launched SSTOs.
(Basset Space Center from Ace Combat 5)
It even has what looks like a Missile Row. Of course, because the country where it is located in (Osea) is based off the U.S.
Before Kerbal Space Program, whenever I searched "SSTO" on YouTube, I would get a couple videos about Ace Combat...
and the rest would be about some trampolining competition (Scottish Student Trampolining Open).
(Basset Space Center from Ace Combat 5)
It even has what looks like a Missile Row. Of course, because the country where it is located in (Osea) is based off the U.S.
Before Kerbal Space Program, whenever I searched "SSTO" on YouTube, I would get a couple videos about Ace Combat...
and the rest would be about some trampolining competition (Scottish Student Trampolining Open).
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MaverickSawyer
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Caption: Daughter wanted to do my nails, I told her I would do my nails like a man.
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I made a scientific breakthrough this evening : a full, unopened beer glass bottle sinks.
It is winter (not astronomically but...) now, and cold tap water is really cold. I wanted to cool a beer bottle that was at ambient temp. So I had the idea to fill the sink with cold water, and let the bottle float into it. Except it sunk, and fast, I wasn't expecting that. For some reason I was believing that all the CO2 in beer was enough to make it float. But the glass is pretty heavy, too.
Another misconception that radically went away, another small step forward for personnal science !
It is winter (not astronomically but...) now, and cold tap water is really cold. I wanted to cool a beer bottle that was at ambient temp. So I had the idea to fill the sink with cold water, and let the bottle float into it. Except it sunk, and fast, I wasn't expecting that. For some reason I was believing that all the CO2 in beer was enough to make it float. But the glass is pretty heavy, too.
Another misconception that radically went away, another small step forward for personnal science !
